Ann Taylor, CEO of Hilton Nursing Partners will be at the NEC Care Show sharing her unique model of care. On Thursday the 18th of October Ann will be talking at Theatre One from 11.35am talking about the Home To Decide pilot model, and sharing the hypothesis that all patients assessed in an acute hospital as … Read more
Volunteering green fingers at Pilgrims Hospice and making a positive difference to the community of Ashford is Hilton Nursing Partners as employees volunteer to maintain the gardens at the Pilgrims Hospice in Ashford. Offering much needed pairs of hands Hilton volunteers were only too willing to roll-up their … Read more
Very proud to announce that Alison and Holly have brought two awards home to Hilton Nursing Partners after winning the Innovator and Nurse Care Awards at the Kent Care Awards. Judged on the innovation, commitment, and examples of excellence in Nurse Care and Innovation, Holly and Alison were recognised as winning entires. Alison Worsfold, head of health, quality and … Read more
The Kent Care Awards are nearly here and it’s with great pleasure that Hilton Nursing Partners announce they are sponsoring the glittering event that celebrates hard work and commitment within the Kent care sector. Ann Taylor, CEO of Hilton Nursing Partners says: “We are very proud to support and celebrate at the Kent Care Awards and be … Read more
Home 2 Decide, our innovative nurse-led service aimed at reducing residential care admissions for patients in an acute hospital assessed for requiring residential care, features in Driven by Health Magazine – innovative nurse led service that is ending transfer of care into care homes. Already successfully piloted with Kent County Council social services and now being rolled … Read more
Not ones to shy away from getting stuck in to help those in need, our latest volunteering roles sees Hilton Nursing Partners helping out at Pilgrims Hospice. Helping out in the first of many ways we intend to contribute to the Hospice’s cause during 2018 a team of very dedicated Hilton employees rolled up their … Read more
Laura is a second year Occupational Therapy student from Canterbury Christ Church University. She is currently on placement at the QEQM hospital in Kent with the health care of the oldest person team. We were approached by her educator who is an OT as to whether Laura could spend time with us to understand the … Read more
Hilton Nursing Partners are as proud as punch to receive glowing feedback form one very satisfied customer. Mrs Rennie recently relied on the service to help her manage her trepidation at being discharged from hospital. Although positively managing her life with COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease), and living a very independent life, Mrs Rennie was … Read more
On July 8th our CEO Ann Taylor and a team of willing Hilton partners, will be, hopefully, completing the Maidstone Pretty Muddy 5k course at Mote Park for Cancer Research UK. Running for friend and colleague, their 8th team mate Sue Abbott, who is currently undergoing cancer treatment. Unfortunately Sue is unable to physically run … Read more
We’re expanding our innovative service into the Kingston upon Thames area and looking to recruit people who want to be part of our unique approach to ending delayed transfers of care. 100% focused on getting patients out of hospital and recovering in their own homes, our integrated approach to health and social care results in … Read more
In January 2018, The Guardian published an article exploring the need for the NHS to be supported with a new model of care for preventive healthcare, as opposed to simply a treatment model. Hilton Nursing Partners have demonstrated their abilities to support this and are helping the NHS adopt new models of care such as … Read more
Hilton Nursing raises funds for local Hospice, the Heart of Kent, to help support local people living with terminal illness by taking on the charity’s Charity Shop Takeover Challenge raising a massive £1,842.84. Coming out of their comfort zones, Hilton Nursing Partners staff, who are ordinarily freeing up hospital beds and getting patients out of hospital and … Read more
